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MotoGP 2011: Japanese Grand Prix – Qualifying Result

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Casey Stoner - Photo Credit: MotoGP.com

Grand Prix of Japan: Qualifying Classification:

Pos Rider Nat Bike Team Time/Gap
1 Casey Stoner AUS Honda Repsol Honda Team 1:45.267
2 Jorge Lorenzo SPA Yamaha Yamaha Factory Racing +0.256
3 Andrea Dovizioso ITA Honda Repsol Honda Team +0.524
4 Dani Pedrosa SPA Honda Repsol Honda Team +0.699
5 Ben Spies USA Yamaha Yamaha Factory Racing +0.775
6 Marco Simoncelli ITA Honda San Carlo Honda Gresini +0.944
7 Valentino Rossi ITA Ducati Ducati Team +1.200
8 Alvaro Bautista SPA Suzuki Rizla Suzuki MotoGP +1.319
9 Hector Barbera SPA Ducati Mapfre Aspar Team MotoGP +1.427
10 Nicky Hayden USA Ducati Ducati Team +1.496
11 Hiroshi Aoyama JAP Honda San Carlo Honda Gresini +1.544
12 Cal Crutchlow GBR Yamaha Monster Yamaha Tech 3 +1.551
13 Randy de Puniet FRA Ducati Pramac Racing Team +1.650
14 Colin Edwards USA Yamaha Monster Yamaha Tech 3 +1.898
15 Karel Abraham CZE Ducati Cardion AB Motoracing +2.655
16 Toni Elias SPA Honda LCR Honda MotoGP +2.902
17 Kousuke Akiyoshi (WC) JAP Honda LCR Honda MotoGP +3.100
18 Damian Cudlin AUS Ducati Pramac Racing Team +3.695
19 Shinichi Ito (WC) JAP Honda Honda Racing Team +4.704
107% Qualifying Time: 1:52.636
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